How many of yoose can eat a whole pasty???
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snomoman
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Oh my the pasties at Krupps , I always get one with a little gravy on the side and then I get one of those bear claws Yum Yum Yum wish I could get some now, I guess you really have to like them because they do have a little bit somewhat of a plain taste to them, it’s an acquired taste, Too bad they don’t have some kind of a provision to where they can ship all over the country
WorkHardPlayHrd
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O I love Krupp's pasties. Love them, and you didn't finish it! What have you done?
Just joking.
Just joking.Krupps pasties should be on the Michigan shield! The year my wife separated her knee, riding a sled that was in limp mode with a long ride back to the cabin, she still wanted to stop and pick up Krupps pasties, anyone who hasn't had one...YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MISSING!!! Don't forget the gravy! and a cookie! Heavenly food made by wonderful people!!
oops...maybe referring to the food product plural would be pasty's not pasties, didn't think about that, didn't intend to be a rated "R" post, to clarify I get "pasty's" at Krupps...not pasties, didn't see any of those there...
oops...maybe referring to the food product plural would be pasty's not pasties, didn't think about that, didn't intend to be a rated "R" post, to clarify I get "pasty's" at Krupps...not pasties, didn't see any of those there...
You made me have to go look it up - LOL
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sweeperguy
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Always eat a whole one. Rarely never finish. Krupps are great, there are others in the UP just as good. I even like the ones with rutabagas in them. That is an acquired taste for most though. I hrew up on them so the palette is trained
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Pyhäinhäväistys! Ketsuppi kiitos! (Sacrilege! Ketchup please!)
This may explain it (an old Finnish tradition
) from the Nordic Recipe Archive:
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Um, no! Ya do not ever make a plural with an apostrophe, that makes it possessive, not plural!
Example: one dog, two dogs (plural), a dog's tail, two dogs' tails (possessive).
Sheesh! English is a dying language!
Gravy??? On pasty? Ye dogs!
Pyhäinhäväistys! Ketsuppi kiitos! (Sacrilege! Ketchup please!)
This may explain it (an old Finnish tradition
) from the Nordic Recipe Archive:
"Thinking of basic brown sauce induces a feeling of disgust in some Finns — and they cannot be blamed when one has seen the horrid "gravy" they have been fed with throughout their lives in most Finnish homes, restaurants and school or workplace canteens, poorly prepared by unskilled cooks, mostly using industrial sauce bases or instant sauce mixes.
In addition, as the unimaginative dish of "boiled potatoes with brown sauce" was considered as staple, cheap daily grub of the poorer bygone generations, the sauce is generally frowned upon, usually by those who have never had it properly made. Of course, there are also those who always eat it quite happily, no matter how grainy, starch-tasting and unappetising it may be
At its worst, badly prepared brown sauce is a slimy, lumpy, brownish-grey "glue" made just by thickening some low-grade, watery stock with uncooked flour, or using ready-made instant thickener flours or starch mixes."
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"… plural would be pasty's not pasties …"?oops...maybe referring to the food product plural would be pasty's not pasties, didn't think about that, didn't intend to be a rated "R" post, to clarify I get "pasty's" at Krupps...not pasties, didn't see any of those there...
Um, no! Ya do not ever make a plural with an apostrophe, that makes it possessive, not plural!
Example: one dog, two dogs (plural), a dog's tail, two dogs' tails (possessive).
Sheesh! English is a dying language!
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WorkHardPlayHrd
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...and you are the discussion board english teacher!
Midwest Player
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No problem finishing off two of Krupp's pasties at a time. In fact, did it this last summer. They seem smaller than they use to be.
Plural of pasty is pasties.
https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-plural-of/Cornish_pasty.html
Plural of pasty is pasties.
https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-plural-of/Cornish_pasty.html
snomoman
Active member
Two at a time? Holy cow!!
Hmmm.....should probably bring some home so everyone in the house can also eat 2 at a time, then ya’ll can reenact that wonderful campfire scene in “Blazing Saddles”. LOL
Woo hoo, lookie there:
A proper possessive (with an apostrophe) and a proper plural (without an apostrophe): "Krupp's pasties"!
Hurrah!
here may still be hope for the English language!